Riding Toys & Wagons

I chose this item to review on the blog I write. I was given a [$] credit and paid the remaining balance on my own. All in all, I'd say I got an awesome deal. I would definitely be willing to pay full price for this because my little girl just loves it. It's sturdy and big enough for her to bring all her favorite toys with her when we are going on wagon rides."..."  Read more

Who doesn't love the Cozy Coupe?! Now, it's even better. The new 30th Anniversary edition has some new features that made it even more dear and near to my heart. My husband had to assemble it and it took about 30 minutes, but required only tools that you would already have lying around the house. The all new slimmer design has wheels that spin 360 degrees, an ignition switch with a key, a horn of course, and an open and close gas cap. Luke is still a little young to power himself around in his new Cozy Coupe (as of right now he only goes backwards), but that's why I really love this edition. It has three features that make it a must-have that will last through your child's toddler years. First, there is a cup holder on the back that's the perfect size for a sippy cup. Not only can they cruise in style, but take a snack with too! Second, there is a handle on the back that makes it easy to push them along. No big long handle taking up room. Just a small place to give them a helpful push. But what about they're feet dragging on the ground, you say? That's exactly what I thought, and that's where my third favorite feature comes in. See the yellow board on the floor of the Cozy Coupe? It's removable! It's very easy to get in and out, and it protects their little legs and feet when they want a push. Our one-year-old loves to be pushed around the house, and surprisingly the kids enjoy doing it. It's so funny to see him getting in and out of the door and pretending to drive. Just like a little adult! The door shuts tightly enough to safely hold them in while the car is in motion. Luke has trouble getting it back open after it's been shut, but I think an older toddler would have no problem opening and closing it."..."  Read more

Used to reinforce walking skills; ride in, put toys in - all time consuming play"

I guess the real test is the expression on the recipent's face. The smile went from ear to ear and then "Awesome"!"